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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1917)
THE DAILY BULLETIN Published daily (except M ondays) by the A. and M.. Print Shep for circulation among students, faculty, and campus residents. Vol. 11 College Station, Texas, Wednesday, January 17, 1917. No. 89. : To Nominate Battalion Officers. Nominations for editor and business manager of the Batta- lion, and for chief yell leader will be received at. 96 Leggett until 6 o'clock p. m on Wednesday, January 24. Each nomination must bear the signature of twen- ty eligible voters. This will be a corps election. C.T. Trickey, . Chairman. Attention, Juniors. ; Nominations for editor and for business manager of the 1918 Longhorn will be received at 96 Leggett until 6 p m. Wednesday January 24. J. W. Williams, Ch’m’n, Junior Election Com’tee. . 8 Tatum, associate profes: sor of Textile Engineering, who has been in Georgia for the past three or four weeks at the bed- side of his sick daughter return- ed to College Monday. His child is better. LOST: = AN ‘Ingersoll watch, marked “Rabbi, A and M. fish, 1916." Aluminum fob attached. Return to Bertschler, 38 Leggett LOST—A small wateh chain, on military walk.— R. Montgom- ery, 72 Mitchell <, Hort. 21, Section 103. Lesson in Plant Propagation for Thursday, January 18, will “include pages 1 to 147. F. W. Hensel, Jr. Northwest Texas Club Men. If you want your picture to appear in the Longhorn group, you will have to pay up immedi- ately. Call at Pfeuffer 25. Textile Engineérs, At T. E. Building at 7:30 this evening, there will be a meeting of all textile students. Special lecture on-inspection trips, by Prof. Bagley. i L G. Moore, Pres. Noted Lecturer Coming. Sumas MacManus, one of the greatest lecturers of the country is coming to College Station Feb- ruary 9, under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. Full details will be given later. The superintendent of the va- rious substations of the Experi- ment Station system will meet here today for the sixth annual school of instruction A program bearing on station problems and efficiency will be carried out. The visitors will remain through Friday.
